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Writers sought for Megaphone: making Black, Asian and minority ethnic voices heard in children’s literature.

Writers are invited to apply to Megaphone, a new writer development scheme supporting ethnic minority writers who want to write for children or teenagers. The Megaphone scheme is funded by the Arts Council and The Publishers’ Association, with support from Writing West Midlands. It is led by by children’s author and tutor on the ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ MA in Writing, Leila Rasheed. Successful applicants will get one-to-one support writing their novel, attend masterclasses with experienced children’s authors including award-winning Candy Gourlay and best-selling Lee Weatherley, receive feedback from editors at major publishers specialising in children’s fiction (Hachette, Simon & Schuster, Scholastic etc.) and will have their work promoted to the publishing industry to give them the best chance of beginning and sustaining a career as a published author for children. For full details and to apply, see the website: . Applicants should be 1) from an ethnic minority 2) resident in England 3) not have had a novel for children or teenagers previously published.

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Rob Daniel and Jack McGowan have both won Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates Who Teach. WATE winners are nominated through a process that gives students, peers, and members of your department the chance to recognise teaching excellence in the PGR community. They were selected from over 100 nominees. Many congratulations.

Rob Daniel and Jack McGowan have both won Warwick Awards for Teaching Excellence for Postgraduates Who Teach. WATE winners are nominated through a process that gives students, peers, and members of your department the chance to recognise teaching excellence in the PGR community. They were selected from over a 100 nominees. Many congratulations.

The King's College London Centre for Modern Literature and Culture is pleased to announce that our 2016 Ivan Juritz Prize for Creative Responses to Modernism is now open. The competition is open to postgraduate students from throughout the UK. You are invited to submit texts (up to 2000 words), images, films (up to 15 minutes), digital artefacts, musical compositions (up to 12 minutes for up to two instruments or for electronics*).